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Uruguay To Legalize, Harvest And Sell Marijuana At One Dollar Per Gram
The government of Uruguay sets to one dollar the price of a gram of marijuana, which the state will harvest and sell when parliament passes a law promoted by the government of Jose Mujica. This law seeks to combat drug trafficking in the country.
The Secretary General of the National Drug Board, Julio Calzada, informed the newspaper El Pais that the marketing of the drug will begin in mid-2014, which “”gives time to harvest and sell“. He said that the product will be delivered to each user upon registration in a database which will not be made public.
Each person can buy up to 40 grams per month, although that number could vary depending on the amount of THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive component found in Marijuana.
If there is a people's president in the world, its Uruguay's Jose Mujica.
Of all the leaders of the world, he makes the least and then gives 90% of it to charity. What a wonderful man. Our so called leaders could learn alot from this man. He makes Obama, and the rest of his elephant donkey gang look like a bunch of greedy a$$ munchers which they are. Uruguay is lucky to have such a man leading their nation. -Mort
Mount Everest, The Grave To Over 200 Dead Bodies (Pictures)
Mount Everest is the most popular and most recognized mountain in the world. It is located in the Mahalangur section of the Himalayas with its highest point reaching 8848 meters above sea level. Mount Everest has been a climbing challenge that many climbers have dreamed of completing, reaching the top being the ultimate prize. You always hear of those who do reach the peak but no so much of those who tried and failed. There are over 200 bodies up on Mt. Everest. Climbers use them as land markers on their way, morbid right? Pictures of some of the bodies are below. They are both frightening and sad. RIP -Mort
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| The body of David Sharpe lies in the 'Green Boots' cave Image source: www.altereddimensions.net
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